Red Attitude In Kremlin Spurred Talks In Geneva Probe
A puzzled Eisenhower eyes the Geneva meeting with Britain France and Russia as Cold War tensions mount. Analysts weigh if Kremlin talks signal peace aims or strategic deception amid recent Russian rhetoric and internal pressures.
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Prescott News: Bridge Club Hostess and Local League Updates
Mrs. Allen Gee hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home with roses on display. High score went to Mrs. Saxon Regan and the cut prize to Mrs. H. H. McKenzie. The Little League adds Delight No 1 and No 2 teams and schedules games Mondays and Thursdays ahead of an August 12 championship at Fair Park.
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Elizabeth Montgomery Debuts In Film While Divorcing
Elizabeth Montgomery, daughter of a star, begins movie work while commuting between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. She films at Warner lot in Burbank during the day and returns to Nevada for a six week divorce residency, insisting she must be seen every 24 hours to satisfy state law. The 22 year old, born in Hollywood, loves acting and the life.
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Eisenhower Grows Optimistic on Geneva Summit
President Eisenhower has shifted from faint hope to cautious confidence about meaningful outcomes from the upcoming Geneva meeting. He notes potential clarity on air and Moscow attitudes, with sources differing on Dulles' level of optimism. The trip to Geneva seeks to gauge Soviet intentions and may elevate his wartime leadership profile.
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Cotton Sales Abroad Up to Benson
Washington report discusses the agriculture secretary Benson facing an early decision on offering to sell cotton abroad at low prices. The article notes ongoing speculation in domestic and international markets and references shifts in the industry and policy considerations.
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Markets St Louis Livestock National Stockyards Report
Markets report at St Louis National Stockyards shows hogs mostly lower with several weight brackets. Cattle calf activity moderate with heifers, yearlings and cows trading in the 12.00 to 24.00 range, sheep market lighter with spring lambs around 23.00.
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New York Stocks Rise Amid Broad Demand
Demand for leading issues pushed the market higher in early trading. Prices gained around two points on key shares as steels were active and buyers pursued rails oils mail order houses and motors with small losses noted in some issues.
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Chicago Live Poultry and Butter Prices Steady
Chicago buyers see steady demand for live poultry with unchanged to slightly higher prices. Hens for heavy and light grades, caponettes, and fryers show modest moves while butter and eggs hold steady with current receipts and price tiers listed for AA to C grades and U S standards.
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Cotton futures mix as July leads liquidation near expiry
In New York trading cotton futures showed irregular moves with July near term dominating activity. No July transferable notices were issued yet and only 17 had been issued. With July expiring on Wednesday liquidation in the next month rose. Late trades settled 49 cents lower to 25 cents higher from the prior close, at July 33.87, October 34.90 and December 34.26.
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Wheat leads gains as Chicago mill buy ing lifts bread grain
Chicago wheat futures rose to close 34-14 cents higher as mill buying pushed the market from early losses. July wheat at 2.03 per bushel with the grain complex mixed. corn and oats slipped while rye and soybeans showed modest changes amid continued flour sales to bakers.
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U S Faces Decision on Cotton Export Subsidy Plan
Treasury official Benson weighs new cotton export policies as reserves approach 10.7 million bales and domestic needs exceed. A Cotton Industry Advisory Committee struggles to agree while foreign buyers limit purchases amid possible price reductions. Opposition from U S textile manufacturers fears subsidy would boost foreign competition.
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Boy 13 Admits Causing Train Wreck at Muldrugh
A 13 year old boy admitted he caused a seven car Illinois Central troop train to derail near Muldrugh Kentucky by placing a 50 inch stick and rocks on a rail. Six people suffered slight injuries as 200 Ohio Army reservists aboard the Pullman train were on route to Ft Knox for summer training. Local mother Bernice Tate faced a frantic search for her daughter Nancy who was later found safe after the train demolished several outhouses and backyards.
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Wild Stallion as TV drama faces a Faulkner tale
A WCBS TV discussion questions why Faulkner’s Knight’s Gambit translates to television. The plot follows a fortune hunter entangled with a rich widow, a poorer fiancée, and a killer stallion, ending in a life change after a dramatic rescue. The piece argues authorship and reputation do not guarantee screen suitability.
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Paul Henreid
Evelyn Keyes
Kathleen Crowley
Richard Long
Mary Astor
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Fire damages J C Atchleys Furniture Warehouse
A fire at J C Atchleys Furniture Warehouse around 2 30 p m today threatened total loss as flames engulfed the building and investigators assess the extent of the damage and cause.
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Arkansas Weather Outlook With Warmth and Isolated Thunderstorms
Central Arkansas remains partly cloudy and warm through this afternoon and Tuesday with a few isolated thunderstorms. Highs reach mid to high 90s, and overnight lows settle in the low to mid 70s. Southwest Arkansas shares the same trend with similar temperatures and isolated thundershowers.
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